Logo I designed for the Slovak folk group, who live in the Galga area in Hungary. I made this design while working in the Brandcontrol graphic design studio in December 2019 in Budapest, Hungary.
Ezt a logót a magyarországi, Galga menti szlovák népművészeti csoport (Galga Folk Műhely) számára készítettem; a budapesti Brandcontrol grafikai stúdióban eltöltött rövid tartózkodásom során, 2019 decemberében.
The blue symbol of the logotype is the letter "G", which I created in an earlier version of the logo. It was meant to resemble the Čičmany folk art works, and can be seen below:
The below version of the logo has a red-blue symbol, where the red part is the girl and the blue one is the boy in a hat, while they are dancing together. The Galga Folk Műhely group is trying to maintain their Slovak cultural identity and so they hold dancing and artisan events.
The other two logotypes are just different versions I came up with while working. The last one has a red-blue symbol too, but it's only made from the letter "k".
Logo I designed for the Slovak folk group, who live in the Galga area in Hungary. I made this design while working in the Brandcontrol graphic design studio in December 2019 in Budapest, Hungary.
Ezt a logót a magyarországi, Galga menti szlovák népművészeti csoport (Galga Folk Műhely) számára készítettem; a budapesti Brandcontrol grafikai stúdióban eltöltött rövid tartózkodásom során, 2019 decemberében.
The blue symbol of the logotype is the letter "G", which I created in an earlier version of the logo. It was meant to resemble the Čičmany folk art works, and can be seen below:
The below version of the logo has a red-blue symbol, where the red part is the girl and the blue one is the boy in a hat, while they are dancing together. The Galga Folk Műhely group is trying to maintain their Slovak cultural identity and so they hold dancing and artisan events.
The other two logotypes are just different versions I came up with while working. The last one has a red-blue symbol too, but it's only made from the letter "k".